Boston, Mass — Sarah Dullaghan made history on Tuesday night, becoming just the 26th NCAA Division III women's soccer player in history to reach 100 career goals. Emmanuel College women's soccer earned the victory over Lasell University, 4-0, in the regular season finale. The Saints extend their win streak to six straight wins heading into postseason play. 

Neither side was able to get much going early, each trading possessions. In the 23rd minute, Liz McCormick sent the ball to the feet of Paige Letourneau at the top of the goal box who sent it sailing past the keeper to give the Saints the first points of the game and a 1-0 lead. 

As it closed in on the half, the Saints got the ball to Dullaghan on a breakaway and she sent it flying into the back of the net at the 37:58 mark. Emmanuel led 2-0 at the break. 

In the 71st minute, Abby Chambers crossed the ball in to Dullaghan who headed the ball into the goal, officially marking her 100th career goal and cementing her in the Division III record books. Dullaghan has tallied 21 goals, 8 assists so far this season, which comes on the heels of an even more impressive 2024 season where she scored an women's soccer NCAA Division III and Emmanuel College in-season record 45 goals. 

Letourneau would notch her second goal of the day in the 78th minute on a rebound from a save by Lasers keeper, Elizabeth DaSilva, and the Saints would maintain the 4-0 lead through the final horn. 

With the victory, the Saints earn the 1-seed heading into the postseason and secure home field advantage throughout the conference playoffs. The Saints will face off against #8 seed Norwich on Saturday, November 1 in the Great Northeast Athletic Conference Women's Soccer Quarterfinal at noon. The last time Emmanuel and Norwich faced off was in earlier this month in the 2025 regular season where they battled to a 1-1 draw.